Kursus Penjagaan Luka HBP 2023

Four phases of wound healing

• 1. 1. Maturation

  2. 2. Inflammation

  3. 3. Proliferation

  4. 4. Hemostasis

• 1. 1. Inflammation

  2. 2. Proliferation

  3. 3. Inflammation

  4. 4. Maturation

• 1. 1. Hemostasis

  2. 2. Inflammation

  3. 3. Proliferation

  4. 4. Maturation

• 1. 1. Hemostasis

  2. 2. Inflammation

  3. 3. Maturation

  4. 4. Proliferation

When there is extensive tissue loss with an inability to oppose

edges. Healing is with granulation, contraction, and re-epithelialization;

resulting in scar formation. The above statement describes.......

• Wound healing by primary intention

• Wound healing by secondary intention

• Delayed primary healing

• Wound healing by tertiary intention

Choose all that apply. The principle of wound bed assessment and preparation includes:

• Moisture imbalance

• Tissue

• Infection/inflammation

• Epidermal margin

What type of wound does the picture show?

• Surgical site infection

• Burn injury

• Sacral sore

• Pressure sore

Chose a statement that is false regarding wound infection and antibiotics in wound care.

• Antibiotic treatment only initiated when indicated and must follow guideline

• Surface swab has the highest clinical value in deciding the need for antibiotic

• Sample for culture should be taken only when indicated

• Correct sampling technique is important for optimal yield

Which of the following describe acute wound?

• Sudden disruption of skin integrity; usually due to trauma

  or surgery

• Any wound that has no signs of healing

  process within 2 to 4 weeks after appropriate intervention

• Wound that failed to proceed through an orderly and

  timely process to produce anatomic and functional integrity

Diabetic patient with foot wounds are often slow to heal.

• True

• False

It is essential to use an antibiotic ointment on cuts and scrapes.

• True

• False

In acute wound healing;

• Ointment promotes bacterial growth

• Topical antibiotics should be applied to clean wounds

• The wound should not be washed because water prevents healing

• Polyurethane self-adhesive patches reduce the risk of hypertrophic scars

Hydrogels;

• Have low absorptive capacity

• May adhere directly to the skin

• Help promotes hemostasis

• Are used to rehydrate dried-out necrotic wound